Established craft store · Kelmscott, WA

Welcome to
Cottonwool Creations

The Aladdin's Cave of craft — supplies, daily classes and a beloved Teddy Bear Hospital, family run with heart for over 22 years.

Open today
Monday – Friday  9:00am – 4:00pm Saturday  9:00am – 12:00pm Sunday  Closed
08 9495 1876
Cottonwool Creations shopfront, Railway Avenue Kelmscott
Our story

Kelmscott's Aladdin's Cave of Craft


22+

Years trading

22+

Years owned

7

Days a week of joy

Tucked away on Railway Avenue, Cottonwool Creations is a treasure trove for makers of all kinds. Whether you're a seasoned quilter, an aspiring bear maker, or just discovering the joy of folk art — you'll find everything you need, and a friendly face to help.

Latest news

What's New


Spring 2026Crochet

Introducing Cottonwool Crochets

Handmade crochet pieces, stitched one at a time right here in Kelmscott — our newest line alongside the bears.

Shop Cottonwool Crochets
Spring 2026Patterns

Meet Sealia

Our newest bear pattern has arrived. Grab it and start stitching your own.

View the Patterns collection
Join us

Weekly classes for all skill levels


From teddy bear making to folk art, our friendly drop-in classes run every week. All materials included — just bring yourself.

Monday

Folk Art

9:30am – 11:30am  ·  $15  ·  Maureen Hewitt


Teddy Bears, Mixed Craft & Crochet

12:30pm – 2:30pm  ·  $15  ·  Kay Cooper

Tuesday

Friendship Circle

10:00am – 12:00pm  ·  $5


Teddy Bears & Mixed Craft

12:30pm – 2:30pm  ·  $15  ·  Kay Cooper

Wednesday

Patchwork & Quilting

9:30am – 12:00pm  ·  $15  ·  Dianne Shead

Thursday

Patchwork & Quilting

9:30am – 12:00pm  ·  $15  ·  Dianne Shead

In our care

The Teddy Bear Hospital


Beloved bears get a second chance. Dr Kay and our team of dedicated experts perform repairs, restorations and reimaginings on teddy bears of all ages — turning worn companions into treasured heirlooms.

Visit the Hospital
Our most famous patient

Rexy: Repaired 0 Times and Counting


Rexy is no ordinary teddy bear. He's the stunt double for How Ridiculous — the YouTube channel with over 24 million subscribers, famous for testing the world's most destructive experiments — and he's been sent back to the Teddy Hospital for repairs more than 20 times.

Every time Rexy comes back from a drop, a blast or a crush test looking worse for wear, Dr Kay patiently stitches, restuffs and repairs him so he's ready for his next adventure — proof that even the most battle-worn bear can be brought back to life.

Rexy the teddy bear